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Speech Production Essentials Quiz

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Test key concepts from speech production basics.

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Test key concepts from speech production basics.

by katherine waring
1

Which system provides the power for speech by moving air for sound?

2

What is the primary sound source in vocalization?

3

Which structure acts as the ‘door’ directing air to oral or nasal cavities?

4

What are the active articulators?

5

Which term describes the opening/closing of the vocal folds?

6

Which muscle is noted as the most important for respiration?

7

What does the velum direct when raised during speech?

8

Which term names the voice box?

9

Which part is described as the tip, blade, dorsum, and root?

10

Which concept covers the study of how sounds are produced and perceived?

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